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BMW Motorrad has refreshed its flagship inline-six-powered touring range, the K1600 series. A new 'Style Edition II' package is now available across all models — the K1600 GT, GTL, Bagger, and Grand America — updating the styling.
Hearing 'new Style Edition' for the inline-six K1600 tourer, what catches my attention first is that it's spread across all 4 models. GT, GTL, Bagger, Grand America — putting the same design philosophy across four differently characterized bikes shows a consistent branding approach. Keeping the underlying chassis the same while updating through bodywork alone, that kind of decisiveness is irresistibly cool.
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For a flagship like this, the base price is scarier than any decorative trim.
An inline-6 flagship tourer, these days that's basically only BMW left.
The K1600's touring performance really comes down to that inline-6.
Once you ride that inline-6 feel, there's no going back.
The 'Style Edition' is basically just an excuse to add trim and raise the price, isn't it?
Rolling it out across the GT/GTL/Bagger/Grand America lineup — a textbook trim-spreading play.
So mechanically unchanged, just adding the Style Edition II cosmetic package across the whole lineup.
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